If it was an '86 navy blue syncro with a gray/silver top, all this and a tv
antenna on top, it's likely that it was the very one that I passed on in
late 1998. For sale in the Seattle area it needed more work than I could
throw money at it. However, the conversion was perhaps the best I've ever
seen. The company operates out of CA, however word was that they no longer
do Vanagons, only domestic van conversions...wish I could remember the name
of the joint (anyone?).

Mark D., Seattle, WA
'88 Westy (still working on A3 conversion)

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>From: Fritz_H <Fritz_H@EMAIL.MSN.COM>
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>Subject: Adventure Wagon
>Date: Mon, Apr 26, 1999, 8:04 PM
>

> I saw a wondrous sight late last week a grocery store parking lot.  The
> label on the back said "Adventure Wagon."  I wonder if it's as cool as it
> seems.
> It looked like the high-top Syncro Westfalia at Nigel Ballard's Website
> (http://www.mtnds.com/nb/Westie.htm), only meaner.  It was also equipped
> with a side awning and had a CB antenna sprouting from the right rear vent
> area (the grill had been removed).  My wife was in a hurry, or I would have
> examined the van further, but from the brief glimpse I had, I can only say I
> want one!
> This van was spotted in Lacey, WA.  Does anyone out there have any info on
> Adventure Wagons?  Are they at all common?  Are they as good as, or better
> than, a syncro westy?
>
> Randy, Carla & Anna Huyck, Lacey, WA
> '75 Rustfalia
> '79 Mercedes 300D
> '85 Vanagon GL
> '90 Fox GL